Devin Blagbrough
Sr Network Engineer with specialization in VoIP
Great deal of Cisco QoS deployment experience
Certified ACE (Avaya Certified Expert)
Extreme Networks ENA ENS
....Multicasting; the next big thing.
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Great deal of Cisco QoS deployment experience
Certified ACE (Avaya Certified Expert)
Extreme Networks ENA ENS
....Multicasting; the next big thing.
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Help Improve "high Speed" Internet Access - Marriott Hotel FailScreen capture of severe latency in "high speed connection" - This is a failure of a major corporation to make good on its service offerings. Speak up and demand better. -
What Good is the 2nd Ammendment when Fred Phelps is Still Protesting?How do you sleep at night, knowing you could fix somethings, knowing fixing them is wrong, knowing not fixing them is wrong... life is not simple and right is sometimes wrong.
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How to Customize the Logo / Screensaver for an Avaya 9600 Series IP PhoneThis article describes how to put your company logo, or any picture, as the screensaver on an Avaya 9600 series IP phone. -
What Happened to My Quick Launch? is There No Quick Launch in Windows 7 ?!!?I for one am not impressed; is this the end of Microsoft the software company and the beginning of Microsoft's transition to a focus in the gaming industry?
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A Response to FCC Commisioner Wants DRM, ISP Filtering, New JobComments about the FCC comisioner who wants to censor our ISP traffic, push for DRM compliancy... and generally appears to despise technology while knowing not what she hates. -
Agent's Phone Sending Them into "AUX-Work" Mode Automatically (or on First Ring)How to diagnose an agent being put in "AUX" work mode automatically when its not expected. -
Verizon SES with Avaya VoIP / Cisco Network Hardware Example Configuration (Cisco Config)This noted example uses "nested policy maps" to limit all traffic to a lower bandwidth while prioritizing VoIP and expediting Video and providing best effort to all remaining traffic on a large bandwidth connection (i.e. 10Mb limited on a 100Mb link). -
Integrating Avaya's Intuity LX to User Email Applications for Unified MessagingInformation on Avaya's Intuity LX voicemail platform and how it integrates to corporate email platforms. -
Converting Avaya PBX or CM PBX's with SCC1 or MCC1 Media Gateways to Avaya G650 Media GatewaysInformation pertaining to Avaya Communication Manager and upgrading MCC1 or SCC1 cabinets to G650 or other cabinets. -
Avaya G450 Gateway Sending TCP Packets to an Unexpected IP AddressWhy some information is being sent to un-recognized IP addresses with an Avaya VoIP PBX/Gateway
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Can't Access Intuity LX Voicemail's Via SMTPInformation relating to accessing an Intuity LX voicemail system via common email protocols such as POP3, IMAP, and SMTP. -
Mafia Wars List of Looted Items and "Add-Me List"Listing of looted items. Readers are encouraged to use the comment form to leave "Add-Me" URL's. Invite people to add you as a MySpace friend and then add you to their Mafia. -
Testing DHCP Settings for Avaya IP TelephonesSeveral methods of obtaining DHCP information and testing DHCP for deployment of Avaya VoIP phones.
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How to Setup a Windows XP PC for Dialup to an Avaya (Communication Manager) PBXThis document instructs you on how to setup Window's RAS client to dial into an Avaya PBX through the PBX's RMATS phone number. -
Script for Window's RAS Service to Automatically Login to Avaya PBX's with Stored Username and PasswordThis text is the script that you need to save in the Windows folder as "system32asAvaya_ppp_after-dial.scp". This script will log you into an Avaya PBX using the saved username and password for each RAS account in Windows RAS. -
Deploying QoS on Cisco IOS Routers for WAN or Inter-VLAN QoSThis is a quick "cheat sheet" which I've developed and found to be invaluable over many years of experience working with Cisco and Avaya hardware. -
Avaya 9630G Vs. 9630 Phones - Is 1Gbps to a Desktop PC's Really Needed?An expert's opinion on selecting 1Gb IP phones versus 100Mb / standard IP phones. Do you really need to have 1Gb connectivity through to the desktop PC? Some things to consider when selecting the throughput supported by IP phones. -
The Mc McCainA McCain Limerick from a McIndependent
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RAS into an Avaya S-Class Server While Maintaining Ability to Surf the Web & Get E-mail!How to configure Windows XP to connect to an Avaya (or any dial-up) RAS while maintaining the ability to access other network resources such as surfing the web and accessing email. -
Avaya Paging Group IssueInformation on setting up Avaya Group Page for office PA paging. The 32 member limit means 32 total phones, not 32 members plus the person making the page. -
Issues with Installing Avaya Modular Messaging 3.1 With Microsoft Exchange Message Store / BackendInformation about installing Avaya's Modular Messaging
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How to 'cheat' in Mafia Wars (the Myspace Application Game)This article describes how to get ahead in Mafia wars by setting up your PC to 'play' for you while you are away. Yes, you can leave your PC playing while you are at work, school, or just out doing things IRL!
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Avaya G450 and S8500 / S8700 / S8510 - Serial Number and License File IssuesHow to use the G450 gateway as the license file server for an Avaya S-class server. G450 and S8500 without CLAN or IPSI.
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Configuring Avaya BCMSvu to Login to an Avaya CM / S-Class ServerSetting up BCMSvu for Windows to connect to Avaya CM versions 3.x and later.
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Introduction to VoIP; A Few Tips for Those Considering VoIP DeploymentsThis primer is useful if you are new to VoIP or a network administrator who is deploying if for the first time (especially useful if deploying VoIP on WAN links slower than 768Kb).
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How to Use 1 Avaya RAS Dialup to Access All Devices on a Network Via a Web BrowserAttention Avaya PBX techs, admins, and engineers.... have I got a time saving tip for you!